Best Bond Sourcebook?

TheCaptain

Hello to all,

I haven't really gathered much solid book material on James Bond, bar the Ian Fleming novels themselves and a couple of stories from Raymond Benson, but I was after a reference book or two and, since there was so many out there it's made the idea somewhat complicated. So, my question is this...

What are your preferences on source books for, preferably, both the literary and film versions of the character? (with assorted girls and henchmen of course)

Thanks very much, I appreciate all the help I can get in this matter! Regards,

Capt

Apocrypha23

I'd go with "The James Bond Bedside Companion" by Raymond Benson. I really think it's the most comprehensive as far as books and films. I only wish it was updated to include more of the recent titles.

Pendragon

for me, it's The Essential James Bond by Phieffer and Worral (spelling sucks, it's early...:p) or The Ultimate James Bond Trivia Book who's author I cannot remember...

I owe those two books sooo much

~Pen -{

asio

Whilst I would love (and have been waiting for for many years) sourcebooks specific to each Bond Film (even ones devoted to each Bond actor would be great) I would say my "go to" sourcebook is James Bond The Legacy or for novelis The Man And His World.
Both great reads!

Pendragon

eep...I forgot all about Legacy...it's and AMAZING book...it's just in my room at home, so I've not thought about it for awhile...deff. worth getting.

~Pen -{

youknowmyname

Pendragon wrote:

eep...I forgot all about Legacy...it's and AMAZING book...it's just in my room at home, so I've not thought about it for awhile...deff. worth getting.

~Pen -{

where's the best source to get some of these books from? is amazon sufficient?